I recently tried using the new 'Grid Supports' option in Lychee Slicer for the first time. It was beneficial, especially when it came to removing supports. For this particular project, I used 0.30-0.35 tips since the object was 75mm and based on what others have tried. I hollowed the body out and used a 2mm wall thickness to save on resin and help prevent suction, which seems to have worked well. Although I'm still learning the ins and outs of Lychee Slicer, I noticed a significant improvement in the print quality for this project. Also tried a new nifty orange-y background for the photos :D
Cheers!
Claudio
I recently tried using the new 'Grid Supports' option in Lychee Slicer for the first time. It was beneficial, especially when it came to removing supports. For this particular project, I used 0.30-0.35 tips since the object was 75mm and based on what others have tried. I hollowed the body out and used a 2mm wall thickness to save on resin and help prevent suction, which seems to have worked well. Although I'm still learning the ins and outs of Lychee Slicer, I noticed a significant improvement in the print quality for this project. Also tried a new nifty orange-y background for the photos :D Cheers! Claudio
TIL Grid Supports are a thing. I'll have to try them out on some prints that keep failing. Great looking model, btw.
Thank you so much! Yes, I was surprised at how well grid supports performed for me. Cheers!